A NEW WELCOME FOR TEACHERS  ·  Design preview
ScienceGeek.
A little less prep. A lot more possibility.

Your curriculum.
Your next quiz.
Absolutely free.

Free math quizzes aligned to your state or province. Find one, make it yours, and see what your students understand.

Free teacher access during the prototype
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✓ Real quizzes. No account needed to try   ✓ No credit card

YOUR NEXT LIGHTBULB MOMENTQUICK CHECK
MATHEMATICS · FRACTIONS1 question

Which fraction is greater?

3/4
5/8
More than right or wrong.Try an answer. See how a small question can open a bigger conversation.

Interactive example · answers stay on this page

“Oh, now I get it.”That’s the moment we’re here for.
One classroom. Three ways to try.

Make it real. Before you sign up.

Create your own 1–3 question quiz, build a 3–8 question curriculum sample, or explore ten question formats as a student. Share a real link or QR code and see answers arrive.

Create a test quiz →Use curriculum samplesTry the student side →

Clearly labelled test activities. Separate results for every quiz. Automatically expire after 12 hours.

Aligned to where you teach

Start with your state or provincial curriculum.

Simple from the first click

Create and share a real test quiz before signing up.

Free quizzes. Real possibilities.

Spend your energy on teaching, not starting from scratch.

Your classroom has a place here

Made for your curriculum.
Ready for your ideas.

You know your students. Start with curriculum-aligned content, adapt it to your class, and make room for the questions that matter.

Current ready-made collection: Mathematics, Grades 1–10, in English. State and province availability varies; Québec content is not available yet.

Ontario · Mathematics

A fresh look at fractions

Quick checks. Useful conversations.

FREE
Build a real curriculum sample quiz →

Try a curated Ontario Grade 6 or California Grade 7 sample in the test classroom. Your selection here previews the design.

Explore available curricula →
Small steps. A great start.

From “let’s try it” to a lightbulb moment.

01

Pick a quiz. Or make one.

Start with a free curriculum-aligned quiz, or bring your own question. Create a small test quiz right now, with a real link and QR code.

02

Bring your class along.

With a teacher account, create a class and share an activity link, code, or QR code with your students.

03

See the thinking. Teach the next step.

Review answers and explore likely mistakes. Use what you notice to shape your next explanation.

For the teacher ready to try something

Your next great lesson
can start right here.

Take a look around. Try a question. When you’re ready, create your free teacher account and start building your classroom workspace.

  • Free state / province-aligned math quizzes
  • Create and organise your own quizzes
  • Assign activities and review student answers

Start as an individual teacher. School and board options are available separately.

Your teacher workspace

A little curiosity is all you need.

Free access for early educators. No payment details needed to get started.

Freeduring the prototype

Ready-made math quizzes + your own creations.
Any paid Marketplace purchases are separate.

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A head start for every teacher

Start free.
Keep good ideas close.

The free Quiz Library is your starting point for ready-made activities. Your own Library helps you organise the resources you want to use again.

Try a free curriculum sample →
The teacher Marketplace

Discover something worth sharing.

Explore teacher-created resources alongside the free collection. Any paid resources are optional and separate from free teacher access.

Create a free account to explore →

The test classroom does not make purchases or publish resources for sale.

Good questions. Simple answers.

Is ScienceGeek really free?

Teacher access is free during the prototype, including the free ready-made quiz collection. Paid Marketplace resources, where available, are separate. No future subscription pricing is promised on this preview.

Can I try it before I sign up?

Yes. Open the Test Classroom to create 1–3 questions, build a 3–8 question curriculum sample, or try ten formats as a student. These are real, shareable activities in a separate test area. Quizzes and answers expire after 12 hours. Use fictional information only.

Will I find quizzes for my state or province?

The ready-made collection is organised by jurisdiction and grade. Current content is English-language Mathematics for Grades 1–10; coverage varies. Explore the Curriculum page to check what is available where you teach.

What happens after I create an account?

Follow any email activation instructions, then explore your teacher workspace. You can create a class, find or create quizzes, assign activities, and review responses. We are testing this journey as part of the prototype.

Can I use this without a board account?

This welcome is designed for individual teachers as well as educators in schools and boards. The independent-teacher registration journey is being checked in the prototype.

SCIENCEGEEK · TRY IT NOW
One question. Your first quiz.

You’re already creating.

Use this example or make it your own. Choose the correct answer, then preview it as a student.

Interactive demo only. Your question stays in this tab while it is open; it is not uploaded or saved. A real teacher account is needed to save quizzes and launch classroom activities.
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